Gold Hunter Res Inc Stock Price, News & Analysis

Gold Hunter (OTCQB: HNTRF) signed a definitive agreement with Windfall Geotek (TSXV: WIN) to apply AI/ML across the district-scale Great Northern Project in Newfoundland to generate high-probability drill targets ahead of a Q1 2026 drill campaign.

The company aggregated a large dataset including 493 historical drill holes, ~36,000 soil samples and a district-wide VTEM Plus airborne survey; Windfall expects to deliver final target models by early January 2026. Gold Hunter also amended its private placement warrants so they are exercisable for 36 months (previously 24 months); all other offering terms unchanged.

Gold Hunter (HNTRF / CSE: HUNT) announced a non-brokered private placement to raise up to C$1.25 million to fund advancement of its Great Northern Project in Newfoundland and to provide working capital. The Offering includes up to 14,545,455 flow-through units at C$0.055 and up to 9,000,000 units at C$0.05, with attached warrants exercisable at C$0.08 (FT warrants) and C$0.075 (HD warrants) for 24 months. Proceeds from FT Units will be spent on eligible Canadian exploration expenses and renounced effective December 31, 2025. Closing is subject to regulatory approvals, securities hold periods, and possible finder fees.

Gold Hunter (OTCQB: HNTRF) reported results from the first-ever district-scale helicopter-borne VTEM Plus and magnetic survey across the Great Northern Project in Newfoundland on December 4, 2025. The 100-metre line-spacing survey mapped structural corridors along the Doucers Valley Fault and identified magnetic lows and first-derivative trends that link known zones (Viking-Thor-Asgard) and reveal multiple undrilled, high-priority anomalies along fault splays. The company says these features produce drill-ready step-out targets to test resource expansion and new regional discovery potential. The project consolidation is subject to a final option payment due June 2026.

Gold Hunter (OTCQB: HNTRF / CSE: HUNT) received final district-scale Geotech VTEM Plus airborne data for the Great Northern Project in Newfoundland. VTEM interpretation is being finalized and will guide a planned two-phase drill program targeting first-priority targets, with a preliminary phase aimed to start before year-end subject to financing. The project hosts the Thor indicated resource of 817,000 t at 1.70 g/t Au (51,000 oz) and a historical Rattling Brook estimate of 255,000 oz (not current). A $400,000 bridge loan with 1,000,000 warrants was secured to fund targeting work.

Gold Hunter Resources (OTCQB:HNTRF) has completed a comprehensive VTEM™ and Magnetic airborne geophysical survey across its 26,237-hectare Great Northern Project in Newfoundland. The survey, conducted by Geotech Ltd., represents the first modern geophysical dataset covering the project's entire 40 km strike length.

The project contains significant historical resources, including 255,000 ounces of gold at the Rattling Brook deposit and 51,000 indicated oz Au and 4,200 oz Au at the Viking deposit. Located just 80 kilometers from Equinox Gold's Valentine Gold Mine, the property benefits from strategic positioning and excellent infrastructure, including the Baie Verte Highway access.

While the company has sufficient capital for current operations and data analysis, additional financing will be required for the planned drill program.

Gold Hunter Resources (OTCQB: HNTRF) has closed the first tranche of its non-brokered private placement, raising $652,774 through a combination of flow-through units at $0.09 and non-flow-through units at $0.07. The financing includes $436,005 in flow-through and $216,769 in hard dollar units.

The proceeds will fund a comprehensive VTEM airborne geophysical survey across the company's expanded 26,237-hectare district-scale property. The survey will provide high-resolution electromagnetic and magnetic data to identify structures, alteration zones, and potential mineralization. The company plans an additional financing tranche by July end to support initial drilling of high-priority targets.

The timing proves advantageous as Gold Hunter has recently consolidated additional mineral tenure, allowing for a complete survey of the entire property in one consistent dataset.

Gold Hunter Resources has completed a strategic land package acquisition that doubles its Great Northern and Viking Projects in Newfoundland from 13,775 to 26,237 hectares. The consolidated property now spans 49 kilometers along the Doucers Valley Fault. The company acquired claims through two mineral property purchase agreements: the Great Northern-Southern Agreement and North Central Agreement, involving cash payments and share issuances. Gold Hunter also completed the second tranche of its option agreement with Magna Terra Minerals, paying $450,000 and issuing 35.2M shares. The final option exercise requires $675,000 cash and $4.25M in shares by June 2026. The company plans to launch a comprehensive drill program, preceded by a VTEM airborne electromagnetic survey across the consolidated property.

Gold Hunter Resources (HNTRF) has announced a non-brokered private placement to raise up to $2.5 million to fund exploration at its Great Northern Project in Newfoundland. The offering includes three types of units: Hard-Dollar Units at $0.07 with 24-month warrants at $0.12, Flow-Through Units at $0.09 with 12-month half-warrants at $0.12, and Charity Flow-Through Units at $0.11 with 12-month half-warrants at $0.22. Hard-Dollar proceeds will support working capital, while Flow-Through funds will be used for Canadian Exploration Expenses, to be renounced by December 31, 2025. The placement includes a four-month hold period and is subject to CSE approval.

Gold Hunter Resources (HNTRF) has announced strategic acquisitions to expand its flagship Great Northern Gold Project in Newfoundland through two mineral property purchase agreements. The transaction will increase the project area by 3,177 hectares (13.78%) to 26,237 hectares. The acquisitions include 127 mineral claim blocks from the GNS Agreement and 39 blocks from the North Central Agreement. Key transaction terms include: total cash payments of $37,000, issuance of 2.4 million escrowed shares at $0.08 per share, and 2% NSR royalties with 1% buyback options for $1 million each. The expanded property will enhance structural continuity along the Doucers Valley Fault Zone and bridge gaps near the historic Browning Mine and Thor Deposit. The additions include promising mineral occurrences like the Wizard showing, which has reported gold results of 20 g/t Au from various samples.